BrE
, auch:
offie
BrE informal
,
off-license
AmE
,
liquor store
AmE
, auch:
package store
AmE
, auch:
packie
AmE
, auch:
packy
,
bottle-o
AusE
,
bottle store
AusE
, auch:
bottle shop
AusE
,
ABC store
AmE
[COUNTABLE]
AusE slang
He put everything in the car and then found the liquor store.
So she must have been sent to the liquor store.
He lives with his parents and works at the liquor store they own.
The only time he comes out is to go to the liquor store.
I'll go over to the liquor store and get whatever you want.
When I got back from the liquor store my friend was still there.
We walked up the street and stopped in front of a liquor store.
There is no move yet to allow a liquor store.
"But when I wanted to change to a liquor store because there was none in the area, they didn't care."
Then drive to a liquor store, and we'll buy some wine.
The clock in the package store on 43rd said ten-twenty.
The most recent, in 1978, involved a proposed package store.
Be happy for Martin - he's gone to that big package store in the sky.
Why don't you and Tommy wait in the package store.
Why don't you stop at a package store and we can sit out by the river.
Sale of alcohol is restricted to the local package store.
Ever since he'd left the package store he'd had a feeling that he was being watched.
Two restaurants, a theater, a package store and several other companies went out of business while the bridge was closed.
But I hadn't made the most recent trip to the package store.
The package store, she said, relies on the state garage down the road for a good bit of its business.
